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By Debbie Waddell, 9:00 am on May 21, 2019

Even though most homes are relatively safe, accidents can happen in the blink of an eye. An aging loved one facing difficulty with balance issues or cognitive decline could injure him or herself, which is why you should spend some time removing as many hazards from the home as possible. 1. Get Rid of Tripping Hazards Slip-and-fall accidents are frighteningly common, but you can do quite a bit to prevent…

By Debbie Waddell, 9:00 am on May 14, 2019

Seniors living with dementia may become bored if they don’t have the opportunity to participate in activities. There are many activities you might want to consider introducing to your senior loved one. Think about the hobbies or interests he or she formerly enjoyed and incorporate them into his or her regular activities. Along with providing beneficial stimulation, the right types of activities also calm unpleasant emotions and behaviors. 1. Playing…

By Debbie Waddell, 9:00 am on May 7, 2019

Many family caregivers don’t realize boredom can actually impact a senior’s physical and mental health. Seniors might end up developing serious health complications if they don’t challenge their cognitive abilities and engage socially. To keep your aging loved one from getting bored, you’ll need to come up with a multifaceted plan. Take a Look at Volunteer Positions A team of doctors at Rotman Research Institute recently carried out a long-term…

By Debbie Waddell, 9:00 am on April 23, 2019

Remaining confident in the senior years can lead to happiness and stave off certain health risks. Engaging in fun and stimulating activities can lower cortisol levels in the elderly and enhance their mental and emotional health. Below are some activities aging adults should try to boost their self-esteem. 1. Reading Reading can make seniors feel happier with themselves and motivate them to want more as they continue to grow older….

By Debbie Waddell, 9:00 am on April 16, 2019

Volunteering is a great thing to do at any age, and many seniors are in the perfect position to spend time helping out in their communities. You’ll also discover there are so many different types of volunteer positions that it’s easy to find one that matches your aging loved one’s abilities. When seniors volunteer, they enjoy the following benefits that make every moment they spend helping others worth it. 1….

By Debbie Waddell, 9:00 am on April 9, 2019

For seniors and their families in Roseville, home care is a growing concern. From assistance with everyday tasks to encouragement to exercise and follow a healthy diet, aging adults have varying types of care needs. Check out the following infographic for some key statistics about the senior care industry, and reach out to Home Care Assistance of Roseville at to find out how we can help your elderly loved one live a happy and healthy life.

By Debbie Waddell, 9:00 am on April 9, 2019

Shopping for groceries can be a stressful and time-consuming task for older adults, which is just one of the reasons many seniors stick to fast food or premade meals. However, an unhealthy diet increases the risk of several medical complications. Here are a few simple tips you can use to help your loved one shop for nutritious and delicious foods. Buy in Bulk Instead of running to the grocery store…

By Debbie Waddell, 9:00 am on April 2, 2019

Dementia is a health condition that generates a wide range of symptoms, such as confusion and memory loss. While seniors with dementia are at a greater risk of falling than those without the condition, any senior can potentially fall. You can use this guide to understand the link between frequent falls and dementia so you can determine the best course of action to protect your senior loved one’s health and…

By Debbie Waddell, 9:00 am on March 26, 2019

A stroke is a type of medical condition characterized by a lack of blood flow to the brain, and it can be extremely dangerous. Once blood flow to the brain is interrupted, parts of the brain tissue can start to die off, resulting in memory loss, impaired motion, and cognitive decline. Being able to identify and prevent strokes is easier when you know a little about the underlying causes. Strokes…

By Debbie Waddell, 9:00 am on March 19, 2019

If your senior loved one has a poor appetite and is unable to consume a healthy diet, he or she may lose weight, develop a nutritional deficiency, or become weak. You need to develop a plan of care to ensure your loved one eats well. Here are some ways to promote eating so your loved one stays nourished and healthy. Ensure Proper Texture If your loved one has dysphagia because…